Lolita

TCM's Dave Karger introduces Lolita, 1962.

Robert Osborne Introduces Lolita, 1961.

Charlotte (Shelley Winters) takes a call from her teenage daughter (the title character) during an awkward post-honeymoon snuggle with her irritated lodger-turned-husband, Professor Humbert (James Mason) in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962.

Professor Humbert (James Mason) finds writer Quilty (Peter Sellers) in his unkempt rented mansion in what amounts to the prologue to Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962, from the Vladimir Nabokov novel.

Diabolical Quilty (Peter Sellers) obscures his face and poses as a cop, contriving a chance encounter with Humbert (James Mason), whom we know, some years later, will shoot him, in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962, from Vladimir Nabokov's novel and screenplay.

Professor Humbert (James Mason) is considering an offer of lodging from Charlotte Haze (Shelley Winters) when he meets her daughter (Sue Lyon, title character) in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962, from the Vladimir Nabokov novel.

College town busybody Charlotte (Shelley Winters) can't resist approaching the minor celebrity at the dance, TV writer Clare Quilty (Peter Sellers), who can't recall meeting her, in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962.

Lodger professor Humbert (James Mason) is getting academic, masking his lust for Lolita (Sue Lyon), until she's summoned by her mom Charlotte (Shelley Winters), who soon delivers unwelcome news in Stanley Kubrick's Lolita, 1962.

An aging intellectual becomes obsessed with a young teenage girl when he becomes a boarder in her mother's house in Lolita (1962).